Drew Barrymore and her production company, Flower Films, are reportedly working to bring back the popular franchise. This is a full-circle moment, as her company previously created the fast-paced, successful movies that were popular in the early 2000s.
The campaign’s main image features a bold red crop top with the words “MARRY ME FLY FREE” on it. In a series of eye-catching photos, the model lifts the top to show off a white sports bra, which is part of the brand’s new Playful line. She finished the look with matching red shorts worn over other SYRN underwear, keeping her signature style of wavy hair and fresh, natural makeup.
The Nike GT Cut 4 PE is a special edition basketball shoe created for BYU’s star player, AJ Dybantsa. It’s part of Nike’s ongoing effort to support promising young athletes through partnerships. This shoe, inspired by Spider-Man, combines a classic superhero look with Nike’s latest performance technology. It’s designed to reflect Dybantsa’s dynamic playing style and growing reputation as a top recruit for the class of 2025.
The 1993 Porsche 968 Turbo S is a very rare car – only 14 were ever made, making it one of the most limited-production transaxle models.
The PUMA MB.05 “Mist” is the newest shoe in LaMelo Ball’s signature collection. It offers a more subtle look compared to previous designs, which often feature bright, vibrant colors. While it’s a fresh style, it still keeps the unique, otherworldly feel that defines LaMelo’s brand.
Sundance’s chilly weather creates a very practical style scene. Unlike Cannes, where glamorous gowns and tuxedos are the norm, Sundance calls for warm parkas, down jackets, and fur coats. This makes for surprisingly interesting fashion choices amidst all the red carpets and premieres. Sundance’s director, Eugene Hernandez, explained that the unpredictable weather is a key part of the festival’s unique style – you can plan an outfit, but the weather often has other ideas, leading to some fun and unexpected looks.
Dakota presented a simple but impactful take on the brand’s Spring 2026 collection, solidifying her role as a leading fashion influencer.
I was so shocked and saddened to hear about Van Der Beek’s passing. It’s heartbreaking to learn that despite buying a new home, his family was really struggling financially because of the enormous medical bills. His close friends started a GoFundMe, and it revealed they’d used up all their savings during his two-year battle with cancer.
It’s amazing to see how many people have stepped up to help – they’ve already raised over $2.5 million to help his wife, Kimberly, and the kids with living expenses and to keep them in their home. In the last few months, he was so brave and open about how much the illness was taking out of him, both physically and emotionally.
He even shared that getting sick made him realize he was worthy of love just for being himself, which was so powerful. He was even auctioning off things from his career, like his jerseys from Varsity Blues and Dawson’s Creek memorabilia, just to try and cover the costs of treatment. It’s just incredibly sad and shows how much he was fighting for his family.
The actress has talked openly about starting medication to help with obsessive-compulsive disorder and intense anxiety, which caused her to worry about her physical health. After more than twenty years, she feels no need to stop taking it, as it’s consistently helped her stay balanced throughout the ups and downs of her successful career. She’s often said she doesn’t see any benefit in stopping something that continues to work well for her.
The brand has quickly become incredibly popular since launching last month, with its first lingerie collection, Seductress, selling out almost immediately. This success is largely due to unique marketing, including a memorable publicity stunt involving lingerie placed on the Hollywood Sign.
Sweeney has made it clear that she wants the brand to be inclusive, offering a wide range of sizes – 44 in total – to fit diverse body types. She explained that her goal was to create lingerie that makes women feel confident and empowered.
Syrn, as Sweeney describes it, is about feeling good in your own skin – sexy, strong, soft, or playful – whatever feels right for you. As the sole founder and creative director, Sweeney emphasizes that she is personally involved in every design and wouldn’t create anything she wouldn’t wear herself.